A little more than a month following Chrome’s version 57 release, Google today announced that it’s rolling out Chrome 58 for Mac, Windows and Linux featuring a number of bug fixes and developer enhancements. Although beta versions of the browser on the Canary channel included support for Touch Bar shortcuts on the new MacBook Pro, Google pulled it from subsequent betas as well as from the stable release as it wasn’t ready for prime time yet.

The Touch Bar shortcuts that had been available briefly in Chrome beta builds included shortcuts to some of the most commonly used actions, such as back/forward, reload, add to bookmarks, search or type URL, create new tab and more.

The company says Chrome 58 is rolling out over the coming days and weeks so check back in a few days if you don’t have it already. The browser provides a silent updating mechanism to automatically keep your copy of Chrome up to date.

To check for updates manually, choose About Google Chrome from the Chrome menu.